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cngn
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« on: December 21, 2005, 03:53:02 AM »

Uplifting Graph
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cngn
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« Reply #1 on: December 21, 2005, 03:53:02 AM »

It's pretty good to see our team graph heading skyward, what with Yitbos1 and albannach hitting high output...I'm not one who generally looks at the points regularly but even then it's nice.

Looks like we're down to 85 active users, but it's all in a good cause, also our folding forum is kinda dead. WTF's up, talk people...

And as always thanks guys and keep folding.
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yitbos1
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« Reply #2 on: December 21, 2005, 12:59:19 PM »

Thanks for the shoutout cngn.  My output may fall off a bit during the holidays, since some of the computers in the lab may be turned off in my absence.

Things have been awfully dead here of late.  What happened to the weekly updates?
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dwjj
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« Reply #3 on: December 21, 2005, 04:30:23 PM »

Been BUSY trying to get our new chip together, holidays, etc. Were people even reading them?
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DarkHarborFla
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« Reply #4 on: December 21, 2005, 06:54:57 PM »

I read them......  It seems to me that folding  may attract a lot of quiet guys who would like to improve the world, but don't want to be activists.  They are competitive, quietly, but enjoy seeing their name in print.

That adds to the competition that Stanford depends on to keep the project going.  As far as I can tell, the folding project is still a definate contribution to the understanding of several diseases that cause the doctors to say, "there is nothing we can do."  I would like to feel that I made a small contribution towards a cure.  Even if that contribution was only a small contribution to the medical data base.

Keeping the chatter going is important.  There is a new fella right now, who folds for another team that needs help.  He resurected a very old thread called Windows farm server and Mini Linux... something or other by shinysteve.  Someone might be able to help this guy.  The team he folds for hasn't.  He came here (I guess) because Sudhian has a reputation.  It should not die out because we are basically quiet people.  I'm just too dumb to figure out his question.

It is hard work to post weekly statistics.  I appreciate the hard work of those like dwjj, BMWRider, and Tino.  If it would help, I would do it from time to time.

Here are the top 20 producers as of today:

1    newfiedesertdog.....1,396,011
2    dwjj......................1,258,450
3    DarkHarborFla.........608,414
4    yitbos1....................253,421
5    russ_taylor..............654,901
6    SVRoadracer...........795,356
7    cngn.......................323,114
8    albannach...............216,641
9    Eddy_.....................344,960
10  OneFishTwoFish......267,357
11  Pudge....................401,601
12  xtian.....................262,923
13  Stuffinder..............239,252
14  Dennis_Levens.......701,210
15  Zonedguy..............104,401
16  NemoComputing....517,769
17  ScutMonkey...........463,376
18  VFR.......................431,390
19  Xanth....................114,503
20  HaggisBones..........148,124

Sorry if I misspelled anyone.  Jeez; isn't there some way to copy and paste that thing?               Merry Christmas!  DHF
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cngn
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« Reply #5 on: December 22, 2005, 01:48:36 AM »

Shucks I read it at well atleast once a week, it sure beat goin to the EOC page as the darn thing takes eons to load up on my PC...
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JonK
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« Reply #6 on: December 30, 2005, 07:53:21 AM »

Yeah we read them, dwjj, keep it coming when you have time

I must admit I don't check as often as I used to, now that any changes take months to happen, but it's all good fun.
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